Dave Winer, Berkman Center fellow and veteran blogger, spoke today about the role of blogging in politics.  Based on his experience on the 2004 campaign trail, Winer argued that…

In the article "VeriSign Seeks To Overhaul Oversight Board", Forbes.com mentions the Berkman Center's study, "The End of the Experiment: How ICANN’s Foray Into Global Internet…

The public-policy center that helped shape the Marshall Plan in the late 1940s, the Committee for Economic Development (CED), issued a new report today advising against…

Ten years ago, in the March 1994 issue of Wired, Berkman fellow John Perry Barlow fired a revolutionary shot heard 'round the world.

Eben Moglen is not alarmed about the risk that the SCO v.

At the International Telecommunication Union's (ITU) Workshop on Internet Governance, taking place this week in Geneva, Executive Director John Palfrey will present the paper he…

The OpenNet Initiative, a project documenting filtering and surveillance practices worldwide in order to "to excavate, expose and analyze," has launched this month.

The Berkman Center is proud to announce that Jedediah Purdy, author, attorney and scholar, has joined the Berkman team for the current semester.

Cease and desist letters are flying after yesterday's online protest, Grey Tuesday.  The cyber-movement was organized to show support for The Grey Album, a creation by LA's DJ…

Keith Enright and Mark Young joined us for a discussion about Internet privacy, spam, spyware, and where legislation regarding the above may or may not get us.  Enright, of…